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11)The government’s role in prevention is all of the following except: A)research. B)funding. C)informing. D) marketing products. 12)Health care research is conducted by all of the following except: A)government. B)universities. C)the UMW. D)long-term-care organizations. 13)All of the following are true about the NIH except: A)it has 25 different centers. B)it controls a research budget of $30 billion/year. C)it has 75 buildings on 300 acres. D)it only approves prevention research. 14)Which of the following is not true about NIH research grants? A)The NIH receives 3,000 grant applications quarterly. B)The smallest grants are $50,000. C)The largest grants may be millions of dollars. D)The standard grant is for 5 years. 15)The federal government’s expenditures for health care research equals about _______ billion a year. A)$60 B)$10 C)$75 D)$30 16)Which of the following is not a center of the NIH? A)National Cancer Institute B)National Human Genome Research Institute C)National Heart Association D)National Institute on Aging 17)Which of the following is not a department of DHHS? A)National Eye Institute B)National Institutes of Health C)Food and Drug Administration D)Indian Health Services 18)In 2009 the influenza virus that was spreading around the world was the: A)H1N1. B)H7N7. C)Asian flu (H2N2). D) Hong Kong flu (H3N2). 19)In 2006 the life expectancy in the U.S. was: A)85 years. B)71 years. C)67 years. D)77 years. 20)The leading cause of death in the U.S. in 2006 was: A)stroke. B)heart disease. C)cancer. D)accidents. 21)Cigarette smoking is responsible for ____________ deaths per year. A)156,000 B)443,000 C)610,000 D)750,000 22)Which of the following is not true about state spending on tobacco control? A)$24.9 billion was available to states in 2007 from tobacco taxes and legal settlements. B)States use a large percentage of funds for tobacco control programs. C)States spent less than 3% of the $24.9 billion on tobacco control programs. D)Investing only 15% of the $24.9 billion would have funded every state tobacco control program at CDC-recommended levels. 23)All of the following are smoking cessation treatments found to be effective except: A)counseling. B)prescription non-nicotine medication. C)surgical intervention. D)over-the-counter and prescription nicotine replacement products. 24)Which of the following is not true about women’s health? A)In most states 75% of women have health insurance. B)Only 17 states provide poor women with safe abortion procedures. C)Only 20 states require that private insurers cover contraceptives as they do other drugs. D)Only 3 states meet the national goal for women getting Pap smears. 25)Which of the following is not true about worksite-based programs for health promotion and disease prevention? A)In one survey, 72% of employers provided education in lifestyle behaviors. B)Plans to help employees quit smoking cost $0.89 to $4.92 per smoker compared to treating smoking-related illness at $6 to $33 per smoker. C)For every $1 spent on wellness programs the employer saves $10 in health insurance costs. D)In some programs employees receive monetary incentives to complete health assessments or participate in weight management or tobacco cessation programs.